Special Search Results Message for indices to records from:

Golina, Izbica Kujawska, Kleczew, Kłodawa, Koło, Konin, Przedecz (vital records and books of residents), Pyzdry, Skulsk, Ślesin, Słupca, Sompolno, Turek, and Zagórów

You have indicated an interest in vital records with SURNAMES from the above town or your search of the JRI - Poland database has turned up vital records with SURNAMES from this town. Please note the following announcement and instructions regarding this city/town and/or the noted records:

JRI - POLAND: POLISH STATE ARCHIVES PROJECT

Indices for previously unavailable records

The goal of the Jewish Records Indexing - Poland milestone agreement with the Polish State Archives is to index all Jewish vital records more than 100 years old in the Polish State Archives that are not included in the microfilm collection of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons). Copies of these records are available from the Polish State Archives.

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Read about the up-to-date status of the JRI-Poland / PSA project.

As the fundraising target is reached for each town, the data is processed and the indices will become available on-line. See the Project Status page for the current fundraising status for the towns in the Konin archives project.

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About the records in the towns in the Konin branch of the Polish State Archives

In addition to the Jewish only records, there are also mixed civil records (Jewish and non-Jewish) starting in 1874. These are known as Standesamt. There are no indices in the registers. As a result, indexing was done on site at the Konin Archives by first identifying the Jewish entries (see photographs) and then creating indices.

For more information about the Konin Archives project, please contact Archive Coordinator, Madeleine Okladek.

For the latest information about projects to index the records at other branches of the Polish State Archives, read the JRI-Poland / Polish State Archives project pages and subscribe to the JRI-Poland mailing list.

If the name of the town below is highlighted as a hyperlink, click on it for a listing of the surnames from that town.

Notes: Fond Ref# = Document/Record group.
Akt# = Document number.

Surviving records less than 100 years old are held in the Civil Records Offices (Urzad Stanu Cywilnego) of each town. For information on the 20th century records available for your town, visit the Routes to Roots Foundation website, click on the 'SEARCH DATABASE' button (on the right side) and enter the town name. Look for the town name in the Repository/City column of the search results. There are typically links to lists of available births, marriage and death records for the town. Note, however, the Routes to Roots Foundation database may indicate turn of the century records that have already been transferred to the appropriate branch of the Polish State Archives where they can be indexed for the JRI-Poland database. JRI-Poland is an independent non-profit tax-exempt Organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. For all general inquiries about JRI-Poland activities and indexing, address email to: questions@JRI-Poland.org For specific town information, write to [TownName]@jri-poland.org For information about towns in close proximity, write to MultipleTowns@JRI-Poland.org Under special arrangement, the JRI-Poland mailing list is hosted by JewishGen

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